Stopped here while visiting. The custard was pretty good with a few to choose from. The menu has…read moresundaes, dishes, custard cookie sandwiches, and pie.

I'm a float kinda girl and they nailed it! Thank you for bringing such amazing ice cream to the…read morecommunity! Small business is where it's at! Greatest experience and products come from small businesses like yours! 10/10 because 5 stars ain't enough!

Try the cream filled coconut donuts! The peanut squares too! Really cute decorated cookies too.read more

The best donuts I've ever had. Very friendly service and prompt and very clean and organized.read more

Went in to get two dozen kneecaps today. And the little dark haired gal bit my head off-DID YOU…read morePLACE AN ORDER? Ummm no was I supposed to? SHE POINTED TO THE CASEthat's all we have left. Ok well I will take those. She snapped back next time place an order. Excuse me??? ANOTHER LADY CUSTOMER LOOKED AT ME AND SAID WOW WHAT A BAD ATTITUDE. Yup sure has a terrible attitude. If this was not for a special family breakfast tomorrow I might have walked out AFTER SHE BOXED THEM UP. DANG NOW I WISH I WOULD HAVE. Terrible customer service. Merry Christmas to you tootles with the dark hair. Feel bad for the owner having such sucky help.

I came in during a rush after church and the line was out the door they had one person serving…read moreeveryone and like three in the back. They definitely need to hire more people. And when i got my donuts and sandwich the donut were hard and stale and the sandwich was cold and not warm at all every though i grabbed it from the hot case. I don't think I'll ever go there again and worker that was helping me seemed really rushed and stressed about the long line.

Whenever in the area we go to Hillside Bakery. Great baked goods at fair prices. Just remember to…read moretake cash. Cash only is common in these parts.

Go on Saturday so you can get the donuts! Tastes like heaven! We also got molasses cookies and…read morecinnamon rolls. This could become a weekly tradition.

Really happy with our bakery items from Gunkels. We got a birthday cake, it was delicious. We got…read morebagels which were surprisingly airy and not dense which was great. Donuts and danishes were also delicious as well. It was busy which was nice to see, wait time wasn't too long. The do have a drive through as well. Seems like they're flax seed based. Everything was SO good!

Good Donutsbut I wish they still made the cake donuts those are my favorite. Quick friendly…read moreservice. And store is always clean.

Sunday morning: 0830. Quick ordering time…read more 1 hot speciality coffee and one iced coffee. Both not overly strong and sweetened appropriately. Tasted like Scooters or Caribou. Chorizo breakfast burrito: filling, light spice, and equivalent to Iron Duck in quality Monkey bread pastry: delicious. Soft, well seasoned. Brown butter scone: soft, airy, full of flavor. Would recommend again. I'll be back. :-)

Great pastries, and friendly staff, but we have gone there 3 times in the month of June, but the…read morelobby was closed, and there were 3 or 4 cars in line at the drive through. We just got back in the car and left. Dont understand the lack of access to go inside to get products. Have kind of given up on going there.

What? There are no reviews for Lisa's Sweet Shoppe and Bakery? Then I will gladly be the first…read more This charming little shop delivers some mighty big bakery and delicious breakfasts. (There is lunch too, but we didn't have time to try it). To round our week of hiking on the Ice Age Trails in this beautiful area of Wisconsin, we decided to try Lisa's. I ordered a normal breakfast of eggs over easy and bacon...Nueske's for sure, I opted to replace my healthy toast for a maple bacon fritter. Oh my....yum, I figured I could walk it off later. We also bought a loaf of the bakery's wonderful-looking fresh bread. There were many choice of breads and rolls. This isn't a big place, and that's fine. There is one long table and a round one in the corner, and that's a good way to meet new people. This place is a treasure in a neat town where almost every building has an artist-painted mural on it. Worth a stop all the way around.

Yes, a greasy spoon in a gas station serving up the usual for a decent price. Check out a deeper…read morelook at tundrabites.com

Sunday morning, 0850. Not a lot of folks, very eager waitstaff, which is nice…read more Drinks from order to table: 2 minutes. Food from order to table. 11 minutes. I had the hash browns with onions, cheese, and ham, and my wife had the biscuits and gravy with 2 over medium eggs on the side. If you're into the Waffle House way of doing browns, this is a good place to come. Large pile with chunks of ham, stringy cheese and a lot of onions. Really flavorful. For the biscuits and gravy? Two open face HUGE biscuits with a nice slathering of well seasoned sausage gravy. Overall, 2 people with sodas: $20.07. Cheapest breakfast I've had in a while that was really good! Will be back again!

Stoped by out of the blue looking for a bakery fresh donut. Did not have a large selection ended…read moreup. With turnovers and scones. Both very yummy!

Very friendly service and the doughnuts are exceptional! Very good prices! It's a family business…read morewith their homemade recipes and one of the oldest ovens in the state!

We had a great breakfast meal here. The service was outstanding. The waitress was very attentive…read morebut let us enjoy our food too. The ambiance of the restaurant is very welcoming with the southern touch. We also snagged two pieces of pistachio pie to have later.

To Whom This May Concern-…read more I wanted to support Farm Inn today, but once again I was disappointed. After making the trip, I found the restaurant closed with no notice posted on social media or anywhere else that customers would check before visiting. The only thing that notified me was a small note on the door. Not only was this frustrating for me, but there were several people who were also disappointed due to this closure. I completely understand that unexpected situations happen. However, when a business needs to close unexpectedly, communicating that to customers is a basic courtesy. A simple post on Facebook or another social media platform only takes a few moments and can save people a wasted trip, along with their time and gas. I enjoy supporting local businesses, but clear and consistent communication is important. I hope the owners will make a greater effort to keep customers informed about closures in the future.